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Meanings of intarsia in английском
Decorative inlay technique using precisely fit pieces of material, most often veneer, to produce a design.
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Usage of intarsia in английском
1
In 1478 there were thirty-four workshops of intarsia makers in Florence.
2
The Museum cantoria has the wonderful frieze of dancing figures; this is an exercise in marble intarsia.
3
Mr. Hamilton Jackson says that these, being by Luini, are intended to be known as paintings, but to imitate intarsia.
4
There were twinsets with Alpine-themed intarsia design, sheepskin moonboots, ski goggle sunglasses and sporty tweed jackets that zipped to the chin.
5
There are nearly two hundred pupils in these schools, all peasants' children, and they produce results, especially in intarsia, which are admirable.
6
In Germany there was some interesting intarsia made by the Elfen Brothers, of St. Michael's in Hildesheim, who produced beautiful chancel furniture.
7
The children have to cross a wide stretch of intarsia floor, and any natural, normal child is seized with a desire to run.
8
The machine can also produce intarsia knitting which means creating pattern with multiple colours in light weights, unlike jacquard which is a heavier fabric.
9
From 1413 to 1423 Domenico del Coro, a famous worker in glass and in intarsia, was superintendent of the works.
10
Felicia was dazzled by the splendour of the great show within-thetapestries, the pictures, the gleaming reflections on lacquer and intarsia, on ebony or Sèvres.
11
In 1478 there were thirty-four workshops of intarsia makers in Florence.
12
The Museum cantoria has the wonderful frieze of dancing figures; this is an exercise in marble intarsia.
13
Mr. Hamilton Jackson says that these, being by Luini, are intended to be known as paintings, but to imitate intarsia.
14
There were twinsets with Alpine-themed intarsia design, sheepskin moonboots, ski goggle sunglasses and sporty tweed jackets that zipped to the chin.
15
There are nearly two hundred pupils in these schools, all peasants' children, and they produce results, especially in intarsia, which are admirable.
16
In Germany there was some interesting intarsia made by the Elfen Brothers, of St. Michael's in Hildesheim, who produced beautiful chancel furniture.
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